Sentence examples for hibernated from inspiring English sources

One of the butterflies was seen again over two days last week in Holt country park, Norfolk, a sign it successfully hibernated over winter.

EARLY ornithologists, puzzled by the disappearance each winter of the local swallow population, suspected that the birds buried themselves in mud and hibernated.

In spring, adults that hibernated during the winter migrate from clumps of weeds to a wheat or other grain field.

Before leaving, they walked into a little wooded area and with barely a sound brought each other off in two minutes with an urgency that had hibernated all winter, an urgency they both thought might have died in its hole.

The Turtle King, I am not proud to admit, had hibernated for much of the Beijing winter, after konking out one December afternoon while I was on my way to an interview.

But in northern Siberia, with only twenty or so weeks of reprieve from intense cold every year, and nothing below but permafrost, the old prison camp had hibernated into the present more or less unchanged.

A normal road bike doesn't have to hibernate during winter.

To cope, many species have learned to hibernate.

And that raises the hope that the ravages wrought on the human mind by Alzheimer's disease could be as reversible as the winter freeze.Arctic ground squirrels hibernate for up to seven months of the year, sinking into a torpor from which they periodically rewarm their bodies to 37°C before re-entering the supercooled state.

And, furthermore, not all of the traditional employers are hibernating.

Unlike bears, moose do not hibernate, and prefer walking on cleared roads to tramping through snow.